經(jīng)典word整理文檔，僅參考，雙擊此處可刪除頁眉頁腳。本資料屬于網(wǎng)絡(luò)整理，如有侵權(quán)，請(qǐng)聯(lián)系刪除，謝謝！大學(xué)英語六級(jí)考試模擬真題與答案PartIWriting(30minutes)(請(qǐng)于正式開考后半小時(shí)內(nèi)完成該部分，之后將進(jìn)行聽力考試)Directions:Forthispart,youareallowed30minutestowriteanessaycommentingonthesaying“Respectothers,andyouwillberespeedcanciteexamplestoillustrateyourviews.youshouldwriteatleast150wordsbutnomorethan200.PartIIListeningComprehension(30minutes)SectionADirections:inthissection,youwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearthreeorfourquestions.BoththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonceAfteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronanswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Questions1to4arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard1.A)theyrewardbusinessesthateliminatefoodwasteB)theyprohibitthesaleoffoodsthathavegonestaleC)theyfacilitatethedonationofunsoldfoodstotheneedyD)theyforbidbusinessestoproducemorefoodsthanneeded2.A)itimposedpenaltiesonbusinessesthatwastefoodB)itpassedalawaimingtostopoverproductionC)itvotedagainstfoodimportfromoutsideEuropeD)itprohibitedthepromotionofbulkfoodsales.3.A)ithaswarmeditspeopleagainstpossiblefoodshortage.B)ithaspenalizedbusinessesthatkeepoverproducingfoodsC)ithasstartedanationwidecampaignagainstfoodwaste.D)ithasbannedsupermarketsfromdumpingediblefoods.4.A)theconfusionoverfoodexpirationlabels.B)thesurplusresultingfromoverproductionC)Americans'habitofbuyingfoodinbulkD)alackofregulationonfoodconsumptionQuestions5to8arebasedontheconversationyouhavejustheard.5.A)ithasstartedaweek-longpromotioncampaign.B)ithasjustlauncheditsannualanniversarysalesC)itoffersregularweekendsalesalltheyearroundD)itspecializesinthesaleofladiesdesignerdresses6.A)pricereductionsforitsfrequentcustomers.B)couponsforcustomerswithbulkpurchases.C)freedeliveryofpurchasesforseniorcustomers.D)priceadjustmentswithinsevendaysofpurchase.7.A)mailagiftcardtoher.B)allowhertobuyoncreditcard.C)creditittoheraccountD)givehersomecoupons.8.A)refundingforgoodsreturnedB)freeinstallingofappliances.C)prolongedgoodswarranty.D)complimentarytailoringSectionBDirections:inthissection,youwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearthreeorfourquestions.BoththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonceAfteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronanswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Questions9to11arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard9.A)theyarethin,tall,andunlikerealhumanbeings.B)theyhavemorethantwentydifferenthairtexturesC)theyhavetwenty-fourdifferentbodyshapesintotalD)theyrepresentpeoplefromvirtuallyallwalksoflife.10.A)theydonotreflectyounggirlsaspirationsB)theyarenotsoldtogetherwiththeoriginalC)theirflatfeetdonotappealtoadolescentsD)theirbodyshapeshavenotchangedmuch11.A)intoystoresB)inshoppingmalls.C)ontheinternetD)atbarbieshopsQuestions12to15arebasedonthepassageyouhavejustheard.12.a)moveablemetaltypebegantobeusedinprintingB)ChineseprintingtechnologywasfirstintroduceC)theearliestknownbookwaspublishedD)metaltypewasimportedfromKorea13.A)ithadmorethanahundredprintingpresses.B)itwasthebiggestprinterinthe16thcentury.C)ithelpedtheGermanpeoplebecomeliterate.D)itproducedsome20millionvolumesintotal14.A)itpushedhandwrittenbooksoutofcirculation.B)itboostedthecirculationofpopularworks.C)itmadewritingaveryprofitablecareer.D)itprovidedreaderswithmorechoices.15.A)itacceleratedtheextinctionoftheLatinlanguage.B)itstandardizedthepublicationofgrammarbooks.C)turnedtranslationintoawelcomeprofession.D)itpromotedthegrowthofnationallanguagesSectionCDirections:inthissection,youwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearthreeorfourquestions.BoththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonceAfteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronanswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Questions16to18arebasedontherecordingyouhavejustheard.16.A)theygetboredafterworkingforaperiodoftime.B)theyspendanaverageofoneyearfindingajob.C)theybecomestuckinthesamejobfordecades.D)theychooseajobwithoutthinkingitthrough.17.A)seeiftherewillbechancesforpromotion.B)findoutwhatjobchoicesareavailable.C)watchafilmaboutwaysofjobhunting.D)decidewhichjobismostattractivetoyou.18.A)thequalificationsyouhave.B)thepayyouaregoingtoget.C)thecultureofyourtargetcompany.D)theworkenvironmentyouwillbein.Questions19to22arebasedontherecordingyouhavejustheard19.A)itisasimportantasChristmasforAfrican-Americans.B)itisaculturalfestivalfoundedforAfrican-Americans.C)itisanancientfestivalcelebratedbyAfrican-Americans.D)itisareligiousfestivalcelebratedbyAfrican-Americans20.A)tourgeAfrican-Americanstodomoreforsociety.B)tocallonAfrican-AmericanstoworshiptheirgodsC)tohelpAfrican-Americanstorealizetheirgoals.D)toremindAfrican-Americansoftheirsufferings.21.A)faithinself-determinationB)thefirstfruitsoftheharvestC)unityandcooperativeeconomicsdcreativeworkandachievement.22.A)theyreciteaprincipleB)theytakeasolemnoathC)theydrinkwinefromtheunitycupD)theycallouttheirancestors'names.Questions23to25arebasedontherecordingyouhavejustheard23.A)itisoneoftheworld'smosthealthydiets.B)itcontainslargeamountsofdairyproducts.C)itbegantoimpacttheworldinrecentyears.D)itconsistsmainlyofvariouskindsofseafood.4.A)itinvolved13,000researchersfromAsia,EuropeandAmerica.B)itwasconductedinsevenmid-easterncountriesinthe1950sC)itisregardedasoneofthegreatestresearchesofitskind.D)ithasdrawntheattentionofmedicaldoctorstheworldover.25.A)theycaremuchabouttheirhealth.B)theyeatfoodswithlittlefat.C)theyuselittleoilincookingD)theyhavelowermortalityratesPartIIIReadingComprehension(40minutes)SectionADirections:Inthissection,thereisapassagewithtenblanks.Youarerequiredtoselectonewordforeachblankfromalistofchoicesgiveninawordbankfollowingthepassage.Readthepassagethroughcarefullybeforemakingyourchoices.Eachchoiceinthebankisidentifiedbyaletter.PleasemarkthecorrespondingletterforeachitemonAnswerSheet2withasinglelinethroughthecentre.Youmaynotuseanyofthewordsinthebankmorethanonce.Inthepast12months,Nigeriahassufferedfromashrinkingeconomy,aslidingcurrency,andaprolongedfuelshortage.Now,Africaslargestinfacingafoodcrisisasmajortomatofieldshavebeendestroyedbyaninsect,leadingtoanationwideshortageandescalatingprices.Theinsect,Tutaabsoluta,hasdestroyed80%offarmsinKaduna,Nigeria'slargesttomatoproducingstate,leadingthegovernmenttheretodeclareastateof26.Theinsect,alsoknownasthetomatoleafminer,devastatescropsby27onfruitsanddiggingintoandmovingthroughstalks.It28incrediblyquickly,breedingupto12generationsperyearifconditionsarefavorable.itisbelievedtohave29inSouthAmericaintheearly1900s,andlaterspreadtoEuropebeforecrossingovertosub-SaharanAfrica.InNigeria,wheretomatoesareastapleoflocaldiets,theinsect'seffectsaredevastating.Retailpricesfora30oftomatoesatlocalmarketshaverisenfrom$0.50to$2.50.Farmersarereportingsteeplossesandanew$20milliontomato-pastefactoryhas31productionduetotheshortages.Giventhemoth'sabilityalsotoattackcropslikepepperandpotatoes,AuduOgbeh,Nigeria'sministerofagriculture,haswarnedthatthepestmay"createseriousproblemsforfood32"inthecountry.Ogbehsaysexpertsareinvestigatinghowtocontrolthepest’sdamageandpreventitsspread,whichhasgonelargely33untilnow.Despitebeingthecontinent'ssecond-largestproduceroftomatoes,Nigeriais34on$1billionworthoftomato-pasteimportseveryyear.asaround75%ofthelocalharvestgoestowastethankstoalackofproperstoragefacilities.Afurther35inlocalsuppliesisyetanotherunwelcomesetbacktotheindustry.A)dependentB)EmbarkingC)emergenceD)feedingE)grazesI）originatedJ)reductionK)reproducesL）securityM）terrorF)haltedG)handfulH)multitudeN)uncheckedO）uncheckedSectionBDirections:Inthissection,youaregoingtoreadapassagewithtenstatementsattachedtoit.Eachstatementcontainsinformationgiveninoneoftheparagraphs.Identifytheparagraphfromwhichtheinformationisderived.Youmaychooseaparagraphmorethanonce.Eachparagraphismarkedwithaletter.AnswerthequestionsbymarkingthecorrespondingletteronAnswerSheet2.Who'sReallyAddictingYoutoTechnology?A."NearlyeveryoneIknowisaddictedinsomemeasuretotheinternet,"wroteTonySchwartzinTheNewYork.It'sacommoncomplaintthesedays.Asteadystreamofsimilarheadlinesaccusethenetanditsoffspringapps,socialmediasitesandonlinegamesofaddictingustodistraction.B.There'slittledoubtthatnearlyeveryonewhocomesincontactwiththenethasdifficultyconcentrationthanittakestopostastatusupdate.asonepersonironicallyputitinthecommentssectionofSchwartz'sonlinearticle,"AsIwasreadingthisveryexcellentarticle.Istoppedatleasthalfadozentimestocheekmyemail.C.There'ssomethingdifferentaboutthistechnology:itisbothinvasiveandpersuasive.butwho'satfaultforitsoveruse?Tofindsolutions,it'simportanttounderstandwhatwe’redealingwith.Therearefourpartiesconspiringtokeepyouconnectedthetech,yourboss,yourfriendsandyou.D.Thetechnologiesthemselvesandtheirmakers,aretheeasiestsuspectstoblameforourdiminishingattentionspans.NicholasCarr,authorofTheShallows:whattheinternetisdoingOurbrains,wrote,thenetisdesignedtobeaninterruptionsystem,amachinegearedtodividingattention.E.OnlineserviceslikeFacebook,Twitterandthelike,arecalledoutofmanipulation--making，productssogoodthatpeoplecan'tstopusingthem.afterstudyingtheseproductsforseveralyears,Iwroteabookabouthowtheydoit.Ilearneditallstartswiththebusinessmodel.sincetheseservicesrelyonadvertisingrevenue,Themorefrequentlyyouusemoneytheymake.It’snowinderthesecompaniesemployteamsofpeoplefocusedonengineeringtheirservicestobeasengagingaspossible.theseproductsaren'thabit-formingbychance;it'sbydesign.theyhaveanincentivetokeepushooked.F.However,asgoodastheseservicesare,therearesimplestepswecantaketokeepthematbay.Forexample,wecanchangehowoftenwereceivethedistractingnotificationsthattriggeroururgetocheck.AccordingtoAdamMarchick,CEOofmobilemarketingcompanykahuna,lessthan15percentofsmartphoneuserseverbothertoadjusttheirnotificationsettings--meaningtheremaining85percentofusdefaulttotheappmakers'everypresettrigger.GoogleandApplehavemadeitfartoodifficulttoadjustthesesettingssoit'suptoustotakestepsensurewesetthesetriggerstosuitourownneeds,nottheneedsoftheappmakers.G.WhilecompanieslikeFacebookharvestattentiontogeneraterevenuefromadvertisers,othertechnologieshavenosuchagenda.takeemail,forexample.thissystemcouldn'tcarelesshowoftenyouuseit.Yettomany,emailisthemosthabit-formingmediumofall.Wecheckemailatallhoursoftheday--we'reobsessed,butwhy?Becausethat'swhatthebosswants.Foralmostallwhite-collarjobs,Aslowresponsetoamessagecouldhurtnotonlyyourreputationbutalsoyourlivelihood.H.Yourfriendsarealsoresponsible.Thinkaboutthisfamiliarscene.Peoplegatheredaroundatable,enjoyingfoodandeachotherscompany.there'slaughterandabitofkidding.Then,duringanintervalintheconversation,someonetakesouttheirphonetocheckwhoknowswhat.Barelyanyonenoticesandnoonesaysathing.I.Nowimaginethesamedinner,butinsteadofcheckingtheirphone,theperson打嗝)-loudly.Everyonenotices.unlessthemealtakesplaceinabeerhouse,thisisconsideredbadmanners.Theimpoliteactviolatesthebasicrulesofetiquette.onehastowonderwhydon’tweapplythesamesocialnormstocheckingphonesduringmeals,meetingsandconversationsaswedotootherantisocialbehaviorssomehow,weacceptitandsaynothingwhensomeoneoffends.J.Therealityistakingone'sphoneoutatthewrongtimeisworsethanbelchingbecause,unlikeotherminoroffense,checkingtechiscontagious.onceonepersonlooksattheirphone,otherpeoplefeelcompelledtodothesame,startingachainreaction.themorepeopleareontheirphones,thefewerpeoplearetalkinguntilfinallyyouaretheonlyoneleftnotreadingemailorcheckingtwitter.fromasocietalperspective,phonecheckingislesslikebelchinginpublicandmorelikeanotherbadhabit.ourphonesarelikecigarettes-somethingtodowhenwereboredorwhenourfingersneedsomethingtotoywithseeingothersenjoyasmoke,orsneakaquickglance,istootemptingtoresistandsooneveryoneisdoingit.K.Thetechnology,yourboss,andyourfriends,allinfluencehowoftenyoufindyourselfusing(oroverusing)thesegadgets.butthere'sstillsomeonewhodeservesscrutiny--thepersonholdingthephone.L.Ihaveaconfession.eventhoughIstudyhabit-formingtechnologyforaliving,disconnectingisnoteasyforme.I'monlinefarmorethanI'dlikelikeSchwartzandsomanyothers,Ioftenfindmyselfdistractedandofftack.Iwantedtoknowwhysobeganself-monitoringtotrytounderstandmybehavior.That'swhenIdiscoveredanIuncomfortabletruth.Iusetechnologyasanescape.whenI'mdoingsomethingI'drathernotdo,orwhenI'msomeplaceI'drathernotattentionwasoftenagoodthing,likewhenpassingtimeonpublictransportation,butfrequentlymytechusewasnotsobenign.WhenIfaceddifficultwork,likethinkingthroughanarticleideaoreditingthesamedraftforthehundredthtime,forexample,amoresinisterscreenwoulddrawmein.Icouldeasilyescapediscomfort.Temporallybyansweringemailorbrowsingthewebunderthepretenseofso-called"research."ThoughIdesperatelywantedtolayblameelsewhere,Ifinallyhadtoadmitthatmybadhabitshadlesstodowithnew-age.technologyandmoretodowithold-fashionedprocrastination(拖延).M.It'seasytoblametechnologyforbeingsodistracting,butdistractionisnothingnew.AristotleandSocratesdebatednatureof“akrAsia--ourtendencytodothingsagainstourinterests.Ifwe'rehonestwithourselves,techisjustanotherwaytooccupyourtimeandminds,ifweweren’tonourdevices.We’dlikelydosimilarlyunproductive.N.Personaltechnologyisindeedmoreengagingthanever,andthere'snodoubtcompaniesareengineeringtheirproductsandservicestobemorecompellingandattractivebutwouldwantitanyotherwaytheintendedresultofmakingsomethingbetteristhatpeopleuseitmore.that'snotnecessarilyaproblem,that'sprogress.O.Theseimprovementsdon'tmeanweshouldn'tattempttocontrolouruseoftechnology.Inordertomakesureitdoesn'tcontrolus,weshouldcometotermswiththefactthatit'smorethanthetechnologyitselfthat’sresponsibleforourhabits.ourworkplaceculture,socialnornsandindividualbehaviorsallplayaparttoputtechnologyinitsplace,wemustbeconsciousnotonlyofhowtechnologyischanging,butalsoofhowitischangingus.36.Onlineservicesaresodesignedthatthemoretheyareused,themoreprofittheygenerate.37.Theauthoradmitsusingtechnologyasanescapefromthetaskathand.38.Checkingphonesatdinnersisnowacceptedasnormalbutnotbelching39.Tomakeproperuseoftechnology,weshouldnotonlyincreaseourawarenessofhowitischangingbutalsohowitisimpactingus.40.Mostofusfindithardtofocusonourimmediatetasksbecauseofinternetdistractions41.Whenonepersonstartscheckingtheirphone,theotherswillfollowsuit.42.Thegreatmajorityofsmartphoneusersdon'ttakethetroubletoadjusttheirsettingstosuittheirownpurposes.43.Theinternetisregardedbysomeasdesignedtodistractourattention.44.Theauthorattributeshistechaddictionchieflytohishabitofputtingoffdoingwhatheshould.45.White-collarworkerscheckemailroundtheclockbecauseitisrequiredbytheiremployers.SectionCDirections:inthissection,youwillheartwopassages.Attheendofeachpassage,youwillhearthreeorfourquestions.BoththepassageandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonceAfteryouhearaquestion,youmustchoosethebestanswerfromthefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ThenmarkthecorrespondingletteronanswerSheet1withasinglelinethroughthecentre.PassageoneQuestions46to50arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Inthebeginningofthemovie,robot,arobothastodecidewhomtosaveaftertwocarsplungeintothewater-delspoonerorachild.Eventhoughspoonerscreams"savehersaveher!"therobotrescueshimbecauseitcalculatesthathehasa45percentchanceofsurvivalcomparedtoSarah's11percent.therobot'sdecisionanditscalculatedapproachraiseanimportantquestion:wouldhumansmakethesamechoice?andwhichchoicewouldwewantourroboticcounterpartstomake?IsaacAsimovevadedthewholenotionofmoralityindevisinghisthreelawsofrobotics,whichholdthat1.Robotscannotharmhumansorallowhumanstocometoharm;2.Robotsmustobeyhumans,exceptwheretheorderwouldconflictwithlaw1;and3.Robotsmustactinself-preservation,unlessdoingsoconflictswithlaws1or2.TheselawsareprogrammedintoAsimov'srobots-theydon'thavetothink,judge,orvalue.theydon'thavetolikehumansorbelievethatwrongorbad.theysimplydon'tdoit.Therobotwhorescuesspoonerslifein1,robotfollowsAsimov'szerothlaw:robotscannotharmhumanity(asopposedtoindividualhumans)orallowhumanitytocometoharm--anexpansionofthefirstlawthatallowsrobotstodeterminewhat'sinthegreatergood.underthefirstlaw,arobotcouldnotharmadangerousgunman,butunderthezerothlaw,arobotcouldkillthegunmantosaveothers.Whetherit'spossibletoprogramarobotwithsafeguardssuchasAsimov'slawsisdebatableawordsuchas"harm"isvague(whataboutemotionalharmisreplacingahumanemployharm?),andabstractconceptspresentcodingproblems.therobotsinAsimov'sfictionexposecomplicationsandloopholesinthethreelaws,andevenwhenthelawswork,robotsstillhavetoassesssituation.Assessingsituationscanbecomplicated.Arobothastoidentifytheplayers,conditions,andpossibleoutcomesforvariousscenarios.Itsdoubtfulthatacomputerprogramcandothatatleast,notwithoutsomeundesirableresults.ArobotocostattheBristolroboticslaboratoryprogrammedarobottosavehumanproxies(替身)calledbot”fromdanger.WhenoneH-botheadedfordanger,therobotsuccessfullypusheditoutoftheway.ButwhentwoH-botsbecameimperiled,therobotchoked42percentofthetime,unabletodecidewhichtosaveandletthembothdie.Theexperimenthighlightstheimportanceofmorality.Withoutit,howcanarobotdecidewhomtosaveorwhat'sbestforhumanity,especiallyifitcan'tcalculatesurvivalodds?46.Whatquestiondoestheexampleinthemovieraise?A)whetherrobotscanreachbetterdecisionsB)whetherrobotsfollowAsimov'sslawC)howrobotsmaymakebadjudgmentsD)howrobotsshouldbeprogrammed.47.Whatdoestheauthorthinkofsthreelawsofrobotics?A)theyareapparentlydivorcedfromreality.B)theydidnotfollowthecodingsystemofrobotics.C)theylaidasolidfoundationforrobotics.D)theydidnottakemoralissuesintoconsideration.48.WhatdoestheauthorsayaboutAsimov'srobots?A)theyknowwhatisgoodorbadforhumanbeingsB)theyareprogrammednottohurthumanbeingsC)theyperformdutiesintheirowners'bestinterest.D)theystopworkingwhenamoralissueisinvolved.49.Whatdoestheauthorwanttosaybymentioningtheword"harm"inAsimov'slaws?A)abstractconceptsarehardtoprogram.B)itishardforrobotstomakedecisionsC)robotsmaydoharmincertainsituationsD)Asimov'slawsusetoomanyvagueterms50.WhathastheroboticistattheBristolroboticslaboratoryfoundinhisexperiment.A)robotscanbemadeasintelligentashumanbeingssomedayB)robotscanhavemoralissuesencodedintotheirprogramC)robotscanhavetroublemakingdecisionsincomplexscenarios.D)robotscanbeprogrammedtoperceivepotentialperils.PassageTwoQuestions51to55arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Ourworldnowmovessofastthatweseldomstoptoseejusthowfarwehavecomeinjustafewyear.ThelatestiPhone6s,forexample,hasadual-coreprocessorandfitsnicelyintoyourpocket.Bycomparison,youwouldexpecttofindatechnologicalspecificationlikethisonyourstandardlaptopinanofficeanywhereintheworld.Itsnowonderthatnewapplicationsfortheinternetofthingsaremovingaheadfastwhenalmosteverynewdevicewebuyhasaplugontheendofitorawirelessconnectiontointernet.Soon,ourcurrentsmartphonelifestylewillexpandtocreateourownsmarthomelifestyletoo.Allresearchesagreethatcloseto25billiondevices,thingsandsensorswillbeconnectedby2020whichincidentallyisalsothemomentthatmillennial(千禧一代)areexpectedtomakeupofouroverallworkforce,andthefullyconnectedhome.becomearealityforlargenumbersofpeopleworldwide.Howeverthisisjustthetipoftheproverbialicebergassmartbuildingsandevencitiesincreasinglybecomethenormasleadersandbusinessownersbegintowakeuptothemassivesavingsthattechnologycandeliverthroughconnectedsensorsandnewformsofautomationcoupledwithintelligentenergyandfacilitiesmanagement.Onlinesecuritycameras,intelligentlightingandawealthofsensorsthatcontrolbothtemperatureandairqualityareofferinganunprecedentedlevelofcontrol,efficiency,andimprovementstohatwereonceclassednecessarycostswhenrunningabusinessormanagingalargebuilding.Wecanexpectthattheever-growinglistofdevices,systemsandenvironmentsremainconnected,alwaysonlineandtalkingtoeachother.thebigbenefitwillnotonlybeinthehousingofthisenormousandrapidlygrowingamountofdata,butwillalsobeintheabilitytorunrealtimedataanalytictoextractactionableandongoingknowledge.Thebiggestandmostexcitingchallengeofthistechnologyishowtocreativelyleveragethisever-growingamountofdatatodelivercostsavings,improvementsandtangiblebenefitstobothbusinessesandcitizensofthesesmartcities.Thegoodnewsisthatmostofthistechnologyisalreadyinvented.Let'sfaceit,itwasn'ttoolongagothattheideaofworkingfromanywhereandatanytimewassomeformofadistantUtopian(烏托邦式的)dream,andyetnowwecanperformalmostanyoffice-basedtaskfromanylocationintheworldaslongaswehaveaccesstotheinternet.It'stimetowakeuptothefactthatmakingsmartbuildings,citiesandhomeswilldramaticallyimproveourqualityoflifeintheyearsahead.51.WhatdoestheexampleofiPhone6sservetoshow?A)thehugecapacityofthesmartphonespeoplenowuseB)thewidespreaduseofsmartphonesallovertheworldC)thehugeimpactofnewtechnologyonpeople'severydaylife.D)therapidtechnologicalprogressinaveryshortperiodoftime52.Whatcanweexpecttoseebytheyear2020?A)appsfortheinternetofthingsC)theemergenceofmillennialB)thepopularizationofsmarthomes.D)totalglobalizationoftheworld53.Whatwillbusinessownersdowhentheybecomeawareofthebenefitsoftheinternetofthings?）employfewerworkersintheiroperationsB)gainautomaticcontroloftheirbusinessC)investinmoresmartbuildingsandcitiesD)embracewhatevernewtechnologythereis54.Whatisthemostexcitingchallengewhenwepossessmoreandmoredata?A)howtoturnittoprofitableuseC)howtolinktheactionablesystemsB)howtodorealtimedataanalysisD)howtodevisenewwaystostoreit.55.Whatdoestheauthorthinkaboutworkingfromanywhereandatanytime?A)itisfeasiblewithaconnectiontotheinternetB)itwillthriveinsmartbuildings,citiesandhomesC)itisstilladistantUtopiandreamforordinaryworkersD)itwilldelivertangiblebenefitstobothbossandworkerPartIVTranslation(30minutes)Directions:forthispart,youareallowed30minutestotranslateapassagefromChineseintoEnglish.youshouldwriteyouransweronanswersheet2.2250僅次于鄱陽和洞庭。太湖約有90個(gè)島嶼，大小從幾平方米到幾平方公里不等。太湖以其獨(dú)特的“太湖石”而聞名，太湖石常用于裝飾中國傳統(tǒng)園林。太湖也以高產(chǎn)的捕魚業(yè)聞名。自上世紀(jì)70年代后期以來，捕撈魚蟹對(duì)沿湖的居民來說極）業(yè)基地之一，其中宜興的陶瓷廠家生產(chǎn)舉世聞名的宜興紫砂壺（clayteapot注意：此部分試題請(qǐng)?jiān)诖痤}卡2上作答。2017年12月六級(jí)考試全真試卷參考答案PartIWritingRespectOthersandYouWillBeRespectedAsayinggoesthat“Respectothers,andyouwillberespected”.Simpleasthesayingis,itsmeaningisprofoundandthought-provoking.Evidently,itismeanttotellusthatbeingrespectedbyothersisderivedfromrespectingothers.Actually,allmenareborntobeequalandrespectoresteemisthebasicneedofmen.Inotherwords,peoplecannotlivefreelyandcomfortablywithoutothers’respectoresteem.Takingalookaroundwecanalsofindexamplestoomanytoenumerate.Dontmakeajokewithothers,likeappearance,socialstatus,healthconditions,sinceeveryonehastherighttoberespectedasamemberofthesociety.Itisalsoarespectablebehaviorthatthereisnointerruptionwhenothersaretalkingordoingwork.Withoutrespect,itishardforonetogainfriendship,confidence,trustandevenhappiness.Bringwhathasbeendiscussedintoconsideration,respectmattersinpeoplesmutualrelationship.Respectingothersshowsonesgoodupbringingandparenting.Themoreyourespectothers,themoreyouwillberespected.PartIIListeningComprehensionSectionALongConversation11.C.Theyfacilitatethedonationofunsoldfoodtotheneedy.2.B.Itpassedalawaimingtostopoverproduction.3.D.Ithasbannedsupermarketsfromdumpingediblefood.4.A.theconfusionoverfoodexpirationla